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Mr. Sandman · 11-17-2005, 08:55 AM

I got a load of them to test out from my friendly tackle shop owner who got them from the berkley rep. I only used a few and have a lot left. I think they are wonderful idea though. No plastic and a powerfull scent. I will not draw conclusion on how effect they are until next year though. I need to use them more.

I wanted to try the crab when I went tog fishing but there are so many real green crabs around that I was not hurting for bait (and I forgot to bring the GULP! bait with me) The package says they have 400X the small of the real thing, I want to see if there was a difference.

I heard the shrimp works well on seabass if you use it as a teaser set up. Although I have not tried it myself (yet).

But so far I think it is a good product and one that environmently friendly.

Technically it is a federal crime to toss plastic in the water, and over 1 billion plastic fishing bodies are made each year....they are ending up someplace.

11-17-2005, 08:55 AM	#5
Mr. Sandman Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 7,649	I got a load of them to test out from my friendly tackle shop owner who got them from the berkley rep. I only used a few and have a lot left. I think they are wonderful idea though. No plastic and a powerfull scent. I will not draw conclusion on how effect they are until next year though. I need to use them more. I wanted to try the crab when I went tog fishing but there are so many real green crabs around that I was not hurting for bait (and I forgot to bring the GULP! bait with me) The package says they have 400X the small of the real thing, I want to see if there was a difference. I heard the shrimp works well on seabass if you use it as a teaser set up. Although I have not tried it myself (yet). But so far I think it is a good product and one that environmently friendly. Technically it is a federal crime to toss plastic in the water, and over 1 billion plastic fishing bodies are made each year....they are ending up someplace.